{"title":"2019 Editor's Choice Walking ","style":"detailed","orderby":"offer","select_hotels":"2480,1871,1702,1689,2571,2370,2228,2198,2869,3005","hotels_badge":"79932","summary_0":"From a stroll along the Loch Fyne shore, to exploring enchanted Puck\u2019s Glen, broad leaf and conifer forests and waterfalls, great walks start at the door of this friendly inn, or are just a short drive away. ","summary_1":"Whether exploring the estate around medieval Haddon Hall, or tackling more challenging terrain in the Peak District national park, walkers are in their element at Lord and Lady Manners\u2019s 17th-century hotel. Ask reception for their walks folder. ","summary_2":"Thoughtful route guides to local walks have been compiled by the long-time owners of this manor house hotel near the top of the North Pennines and just three miles from coast-to-coast Hadrian\u2019s Wall Path. ","summary_3":"Guests can order a picnic before setting out from this Edwardian country house hotel, perhaps to follow a waymarked path ten miles around Derwentwater, or to climb to the top of Catbells for panoramic views. ","summary_4":"Steps from the Coastal Path, this friendly small hotel offers a variety of walking and strolling options. Head across country to the Lost Gardens of Heligan \u2013 lost no more \u2013 and return for a Cornish cream tea. ","summary_5":"You can take a scenic walk around Bala lake, pick up a family or heritage trail, head for hill or mountain, from this lovely Snowdonia B&B. A good breakfast sets you up; drying facilities await your return. ","summary_6":"You pass a blow hole on the walk to the sea stack of Downpatrick Head, topped with the ruins of a church founded by St Patrick. One of many thrilling forays from this hotel on the Wild Atlantic Way. ","summary_7":"Tea and biscuits await Rover\u2019s return to this dog-friendly rural B&B, after a day roaming the blue remembered hills of Shropshire, visiting Ironbridge Gorge, or browsing the specialist food shops in nearby Ludlow. ","summary_8":"You can pick up the Thames Path from this welcoming pub-with-rooms in the William Morris heartlands, perhaps to walk to Lechlade, or past a pretty lock- keeper\u2019s cottage, for a crafty pint in The Trout at Tadpole Bridge. ","summary_9":"From this Edwardian hunting lodge, walkers climb to the top of the eponymous beacon hill, or pick up the Coleridge Way across Exmoor towards Lynmouth or Nether Stowey in the footsteps of the great poet. How romantic is that! ","total":25,"notpage":"false","return_count":false}